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Month: May 2020 (Page 1 of 2)

Week of May 25-29

May 25, 2020 / / 0 Comments

“Do Your Ears Hang Low” is not an easy song to learn. Its tempo is rather fast and there is not much repetition in the lyrics. It is like a tongue twister. However, a lot of lines end with rhymes. Identify the rhyming words in each verse. Sing the song silently in your head and sing aloud only on the rhyming words. If you have another family member who can sing the song, both of you could start singing the song together quietly in your head and sing aloud only on the rhyming words. See if you could sing those rhyming words together at the same time. Here are the lyrics:

Do Your Ears Hang Low

  1. Do your ears hang low?
    Do they wobble to and fro?
    Can you tie them in a knot?

Can you tie them in a bow?

Can you throw them o’er your shoulder

Like a continental soldier?

Do your ears hang low?

  1. Do your ears stick out?
    Can you waggle them about?
    Can you flap them up and down

As you fly around the town?
Can you shut them up for sure

When you hear an awful bore?
Do your ears stick out?

 

  1. Do your ears flip-flop?
    Can you use them as a mop?

Are they stringy at the bottom?
Are they curly at the top?
Can you use them for a swatter?
Can you use them for a blotter?
Do your ears flip-flop?

 

  1. Do your ears stand high?
    Do they reach up to the sky?
    Do they hang when they’re wet?
    Do they stand up when they’re dry?

Can you send-off for your neighbour

With a minimum of labour?
Do your ears stand high?

Week of May 25-29

May 25, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Now that you had a chance to sing The Ants Go Marching last week, let’s add in some movements. Of course, you are welcome to come up with your own movement version with last week’s video. Here is one version with the movement. The lyrics are a bit different than the video from last week.

Here are the lyrics for this one:

Ants Go Marching
1: The little one stops to suck his thumb.

2: The little one stops to tie his shoe.

3: The little one stops ‘cause he skinned his knee.

4: The little one stops to close the door.

5: The little one stops to take a dive.

6: The little one stops to pick up some sticks.

7: The little one stops to dreams of heaven.

8: The little one stops to shut the gate.

9: The little one stops to pick up a dime.

10: The little one stops and does it again.

Week of May 25-29

May 25, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Now that you have learned Tony Chestnut last week, watch this video and follow the movement.
Notice the body parts that the lady is pointing/touching according to the sound of the lyrics.
For example,
For “To-ny,” she touches her toes and knees.

Week of May 19-22.

May 19, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Learn and sing Tony Chestnut.
Lyrics:

Tony Chestnut knows I love you.

Tony knows. Tony knows.

Tony Chestnut knows I love you.

That’s what Tony knows.

 

Tony Chestnut knows I love you.

Tony knows. Tony knows.

Tony Chestnut knows I love you.

That’s what Tony knows.

 

Tony, Tony,

And his sister Eileen,

And Eileen loves Neil, and Neil loves Pat,

But Pat still loves Bob.

Then there’s Russell and Skip.

 

This song is silly, but it’s hip.

How it ends, just one man knows.

And guess what?

It’s Tony Chestnut.

Week of May 19-22

May 19, 2020 / / 0 Comments
Week of May 19-22.

Learn and sing “Do your ears hang low.” Feel free to slow down the video by clicking Settings at the bottom right hand corner of the YouTube video, click Playback Speed, then click 0.75. Once you get more familiar with the lyrics, you could sing at its Normal tempo.

Week of May 19-22

May 19, 2020 / / 0 Comments
Sing “The Ants Go Marching.” The YouTube video has 10 verses! Feel free to pause or stop when you need a break. The lyrics are at the top of the video screen. Also, feel free to make the song go faster by clicking the Settings at the bottom right hand corner of the video, click “Playback Speed,” then click “1.25.”

Week of May 11-15

May 11, 2020 / / 0 Comments
Week of May 11-15.
This week’s musical activity is Mirroring. Mirroring basically requires two people, one taking the role of a mover and the other person is the mirror. The mover must move slowly while the mirroring person copies off the mover’s movement. If the mover does not move slowly, the mirroring person would have a hard time following it. The Mirroring.mp4 is shorter than the the YouTube video below and it shows a stick man being the mover. Nonetheless, move slowly to get to the stick man’s position. Try mirroring with a family member. Have another person watch and figure out who is being the mover and the mirror. If the mover moves too quickly, the mirror would not be able to move in time, and the observer will easily figure out who is who. The music is set to Johann Sebastian Bach’s Air on a G String.
If you could send me a picture of your mirroring movement to mark.yang@burnabyschools.ca, I will put a sticker on your face for privacy share it here. Feel free to click Comments to make some comments.

Week of May 4-8

May 6, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Sorry for uploading this week’s song late.

This Sunday is Mother’s Day. Here is a Mother’s Day song. It is much easier to learn than Lollipop Tree. Click the Comments button above and type in things that you are thankful to your mom.

UNITS – Mother’s Day

Once you click the link, scroll it down to get to the Mother’s Day song.

May 5, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Hi kindergarteners!

I created a YouTube video of myself doing the action with the song. I took a number of tries to get this. See if you could do it better than me! Feel free to click “Comments” button to make any comments.

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